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Club Med La Plantation d´Albion, Mauritius

Location: Club Med d´Albion, Mauritius

Experience the exceptional at Club Med La Plantation d´Albion, a new paradise located between the heavens and the Indian Ocean. The western coast of the island of Mauritius is a unique place, located between majestic mountains and a coastline bathed in crystal clear waters and sheltered by a coral reef. This natural jewel is home to the new Club Med Resort of Albion, devoted to Epicurean pleasures.

Trees line this 21 hectare site which looks out over a bay framed by two white sandy beaches. The wide open spaces and the sunsets will delight lovers, who will also be able to try out various sports activities and keep themselves fit whenever they choose. The fun is always accompanied by refined and flavour some dining, fit for any occasion.

The all Inclusive
Your Club Med All-Inclusive Holiday includes:
» Airfares, transfers, taxes are included
» 3 gourmet buffet meals per day
» All day bar and snacking
» Your choice of accommodation; Superior, Deluxe, or Suite room
» A range of sports and activities
» Nightly entertainment
» Plus the warmest, friendliest team of professionals to ensure your holiday experience is exceptional
Enjoy now the Most Refined Holiday Experience!

Accommodation Facilities
• 266 rooms and suites
• 21 hectare site opening onto a bay lined with white sandy beaches
• Club Med Cinq Mondes Spa^
• Fitness room
• 2 outdoor swimming pools
• 2 restaurants including 1 offering local specialties









Available Activities

• Golf (driving range - covered areas)	• Scuba diving ^	• Achery
• Tennis (6 artificial grass courts)	• Sailing (catamarans)	• Windsurfing
• Snorkeling with boat trips	• Fitness	• Tennis
• Cooking Lessons	• Excursions^

^Additional cost.

The Honeymoon Package

Superior Package	Deluxe Romance	Suite Dreams
Champagne	Champagne	Champagne
Fruit Basket	Fruit Basket	Fruit Basket
Photo shooting	Photo shooting	Photo shooting
All Sport activities	All Sport activities	All Sport activities
Nightly entertainment	Nightly entertainment	Nightly entertainment
Spa massage for 2	2 wedding gifts	2 wedding gifts
	1 romantic diner	1 romantic diner
	Spa massage for 2	Spa package for 2

Example of Package

Resort	Club Med Albion
Duration (nights)	6
Prices per Person (AUD)	Adult (12+)
Departure city	Perth
Club Room Ocean View	from $4475
Deluxe Room Garden View	from $5278
Suite Room	from $6081
Airline used in price	MK Air Mauritius V Class
Price includes airfare & taxes	YES
^ Terms and Conditions apply

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Wedding Dress Details

Size: Size 12 - 14

Colour: Ivory

Fabric: Satin

Description: Very thick satin tulle petticoat underneath, burgundy rose buds through the bottom of dress, top of the dress corset style can be adjusted on both sides with lace will suit 12 to a small 16 also has a hidden zipper has beautiful embroidery with beadings (through the embroidery.) One of a kind just made perfectly.


















Contact Details

Name: Bettina
Location: Race View, Queensland
Phone: 07 3389 5244

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Wedding Dress Details

Size: Size 12
Colour: White
Fabric: Gorgette
Description: Made by Anita's Fashion - 2008 ABIA Award Winning Designer! This gorgeous, strapless wedding dress is a one-off design that is perfect for the Queensland Bride. The corset top is decadently detailed with hand-sown Swarovski crystals around the bust and the skirt is cut in a flattering A-line design. This dress also comes with a matching veil featuring stunning crysal drops hanging from each fold.


Contact Details

Name: Joanna
Location: Carindale, Queensland
Phone: 0421370659



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Wedding Dress Details

Size: Size 10 - 12
Colour: Ivory
Fabric: Soft satin with lace trim
Description: Roz la Kelin - Wedding Dress Slim soft satin gown with sweetheart neckline and detachable lace straps. Lace embroidered with irredescent thread and heavily beaded flows down the body and finishes the hemline of the long fishtail train. Shimmering beading dances from the neckline down and around the cutout lace hem. Train can be hooked up at back of dress, which is perfect for the reception Dress is brand new - never worn











Contact Details

Name: Paula
Location: Carindale, Brisbane, Queensland
Phone: 0401005681

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Korean Ceremony marriage

Traditional Ceremony (Before, after & Clothes)

The day of the celebration finally arrives. Members of both families and the local villagers come out to watch the ceremony. The various aspects of the ceremony each have deep meanings and symbolism.

Ch'inyoung (Wedding Parade)
Traditionally, weddings took place at the house of the bride's family. The groom usually rode a horse or pony and his attendants or servants would walk to the bride's house, or wherever the wedding was to take place. The attendants often played musical instruments to make the mood more festive, although the groom had to remain grim faced and hide his emotions.

Jeonanrye (Presentation of Wild Goose)
During the procession, the Girukabi (person leading the way) held a single wooden kireogi (wild goose). Upon reaching the bride's house, the Girukabi gave the kireogi to the groom who then placed it on a small table. After bowing twice to his future mother-in-law, she would take the kireogi into the house.

Gyobaerye (Bowing)
This often marked the first time that the bride and groom saw each other. The groom and bride each had two attendants who helped them throughout the ceremony. First, the groom walked to the east side of the wedding table. Then the bride walked to the west end. The groom's helpers spread a carpet or mat out for the groom, then the bride's helpers did the same for the bride. The bride and groom then faced each other across the wedding table. The helpers washed the hands of the bride and groom. The washing of their hands symbolized cleansing themsleves for the ceremony.

With the aid of her helpers, the bride bowed twice to the groom. With the aid of his helpers, the groom bowed back once to the bride. The bride then bowed two more times to the groom, who bowed back once more. They finished by kneeling down and facing each other. The bowing represented the promise of commitment to each other.

Hapgeunrye (Drinking)
This part of the ceremony had two main variations, due to regional diffferences. The first variation had the couple drinking from the same cup, with their assistants passing it back and forth between bride and groom. The second variation had them drinking from separate halves of a gourd. The drinking signified the destiny of the new husband and wife, as well as their harmony together. Using two halves of the same courd further symbolized that the bride and groom each made up one half and only together could they be considered whole.

First, one of the helpers poured alcohol into a small cup for the groom, who then drank it. Another helper poured for the bride who sipped it or only pretended to drink. The groom's helper then poured into the cup again (or used the gourd in the other variation) and the groom drank again. The bride's helper poured again, with the bride sipping or pretending to drink again.

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Unique Wedding Stickers

Unique Wedding Stickers

I bet that you are trying to make your wedding reception really unique and memorable so that all of your guests will remember it as the best one they have ever been to. This is a really big goal that you are setting for yourself and it will take a lot of planning and hard work to reach that goal. Making your reception really unique and memorable involves using a lot of different kinds of decorations and unique ideas that no one has ever seen before. If you accomplish this then each and every single one of your guests will definitely be blown away by your reception and all of the hard work that you put into it.

A big part of having a unique and memorable wedding is finding wedding favors and different kinds of accessories that your guests can take home and keep as a physical keepsake of your wedding reception and all of the fantastic memories that they all made there between eating great food, having amazing conversations, and dancing the night away. So, something really different that you can use are wedding stickers. Everyone can wear these on their outfits or on some accessories or they can just keep them for a memory. The clever sayings and personal messages make these really great wedding favors. The best part about these is that all of the little ones at your party will be amused because all kids just love stickers. Get a few different kinds and they will be entertained by trading and collecting all the stickers they can so then everyone will have a great time regardless of their age because there will be something for everyone to do. Here are a few examples of the different kinds of stickers you can find online.

Lucky in Love Stickers:

These would be absolutely amazing with a casino or Las Vegas themed reception because t hey are of that style. At the top of the sticker you will find all four suits that you see on playing cards at the casino. Everyone will immediately feel the casino or Las Vegas atmosphere when they see these stickers waiting for them at their tables. The great thing about these is the phrase "lucky in love" that shows everyone how much you really appreciate your new spouse. You can have these personalized with you names and the date of your wedding reception.

Love Bugs Leaf Shaped Sticker:

These wedding stickers are great for a seasonally themed wedding. The leaf suggests fall, but the vibrant colors and the bugs on the leaf suggest the season of summer. So, as you can see, you can definitely make this go a couple different ways so that it will be perfect for your wedding reception and the themes and color schemes that you have chosen for it. You will really love these stickers, especially since they show off your whimsical nature and they thank your guests for celebrating with you., Your guests will never forget about your celebration because these stickers sport your name and the date of your wedding so that they will remember forever.
by:Joe Palladino

The Wedding Reception and Its Accessories

The Wedding Reception and Its Accessories

To make sure the wedding ceremony and the reception is successful, necessary things should be taken into account. This is primarily the duty of the groom and the bride, but if course with the help of their bridesmaids, groomsmen and others. Wedding accessories in particular should be taken seriously as they are very important. There are lots of wedding accessories to be considered, and lots were also added as with the modern trend of weddings today.

Wedding programs. Wedding Programs and invitation is very vital to a wedding, otherwise the guests you wanted on your wedding day aren't present. For lesser hassle and cost, invite the same people to both the ceremony and reception so you can just send one invitation per person. But if it is inevitable, then you can make a categorized list – guests to be invited to both, guests for the ceremony only and guests to be invited only for the reception.

Wedding invitation can be handmade or store-buy. If your crafty enough, purchasing wedding invitation kit from a craft store is very ideal, and an affordable option as well. However, if you're running out of time then you might prefer store-buy invitations. The selection of wedding invitation are immeasurable, ranging from simple to elegant designs, styles and themes. When buying invitations, it is very important to know first the theme of your wedding, this is one way of incorporating an appropriate essentials to fit in your party theme. Seek advices from the store owner, or perhaps online wedding guide and magazine for more invitation ideas for your wedding.

Cake Topper. Cake topper is obviously used to accentuate the wedding cake, however this isn't mandatory but it can make a great impression not only to the cake but also to the entire reception venue. This accessory typically comes in small size, and reflects the groom's and bride's personality wearing their wedding outfit. Very common are traditional wedding cake toppers where the couple are wearing their formal wedding outfit, and are made from ceramics. But for today's trend, lots of cool choices for cake toppers are available, in fact you can find personalized cake toppers and are usually made from metals.

Wedding Guest Book. Having a guest book at your wedding is a great way to keep in touch with all your guests after the party has ended and you can then send each and everyone a personal thank you card or call them up just to talk about memories you shared on the memorable night of your big day. However, to limit the rush for your guests to sign during the ceremony, consider using the same book for both reception and ceremony.

Wedding Favors. Wedding favors are simply beautiful accessories to accentuate your table centerpiece. The variety of these items are plethora. When buying your wedding favors, of course you should think again what wedding theme you wanted to have. With the theme on mind, you can then easily decide what wedding favors you should buy. It can be a tea party favors, coffee favors, favor boxes or personalized wedding favors, which one of the hottest trend today.
by:Janet R.

Kids Wedding Reception Activities

Not all brides and grooms want to exclude children from their wedding. Many are happy to welcome children into their wedding both as members of the wedding party and as guests.

Having children at a wedding, however, poses a myriad of problems. Do you leave the children to their own devices and hope they behave and don't get in the way? Do you provide a room with childcare so they are "present" but not too much under foot? Perhaps the best solution is a simple mix of both, with a smattering of fun built in.

First of all, if children are invited to the wedding, take into consideration the ages of the children. Babies will have to stay with mom and/or dad, for a variety of reasons. So planning to have all the children in another room might not be feasible. But if the children are toddlers up to about age 12, you can provide a separate room for them with childcare and a make a number of activities available to them.

If the children will be in a separate room at the reception, you can provide a coloring table, perhaps a TV with an appropriate movie ready to roll, and some board games. That could probably be enough for the duration of the wedding reception. Be aware of a few things: there should be a ratio of at least 1 adult for every 5 children if the children are toddlers, or 1 adult to every 10 children if the kids are older. Don't expect the kids to take up the activities on their own, but rather tell the childcare provider to get the kids involved in the activities by doing them him or herself.

What if the children will be part of the reception festivities? What activities can be geared specifically to children at the reception? There are plenty of things you can do, really. You can certainly plan a coloring table at the back of the reception hall or room. There, you can provide loads of paper, coloring books, markers and crayons. Paints are not recommended, for obvious reasons, and moms will thank you if you remember to supply the kids with washable markers and crayons only.

The art table can be more than just coloring, however. Buy a huge bag of pipe cleaners. Kids can amuse themselves for long periods of time, making animals, odd figures and the like. Make sure you have at least 20 or more pipe cleaners for each child, however, as children can go through these quickly. Think about "clean" clay, the new products that don't stick to anything and don't leave a trace on furniture. With a few different colors, kids can create a variety of figures, faces or forms.

Many brides like to plan more formally for their small guests. There are several options if this is the route you want to take. One popular option is to have paid entertainment on hand just for the children. This can take place in a separate room or toward the back of the reception room or hall if it's large and the guest list is big. You can hire a clown or a balloon artist. You can have someone braid the children's hair and provide temporary tattoos. If there is a separate room available, you can even hire a children's musician to come and entertain the kids. The options are endless.

If no plans are made for the children, but they arrive at the wedding expecting entertainment, you'll have to make some plans. One option is a "child only" dance, which allows only the children on the dance floor. This is not only cute to watch, and could be entertaining as well, but it will bring a smile to the face of every grandma and grandpa present.
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Overnight Wedding Reception Ideas

Some brides these days are turning wedding receptions on their head and creating super long receptions that run through the night and into the morning. If this is you, planning some activities for those long nighttime hours is essential.

Generally, if an all-night reception is planned, it goes something like this: the wedding is held in the early evening and reception follows. By about midnight, many of the guests will have left and the group that is remaining (generally the younger guests, but not always) will continue to dance and party and revel into the early morning hours. At some point, breakfast will be provided and everyone will go home to crash.

Why do you need activities for such a reception? The answer is simple. You want to keep people entertained through the nighttime hours, you want to keep them at the reception and not let them give in to driving home to crash and sleep and you want to provide them with a real party. Let's face it: if they are willing to hang in with you for the duration, they deserve something for their effort.

First, you need to be fairly organized about the activities you plan. Consult with your DJ about these activities and leave it to him or her to keep things on a schedule. Do not plan to cut cake in the middle of the night. That activity should take place during the more traditional evening hours, so those not intending to stay all night can leave. However, if you're determined to keep your guests all night, you could hold one activity back with the hope it will keep guests in the house longer.

Depending on your guest list, you might hold off on the father-daughter dance until after midnight, or you could save a few toasts for the late night hours. In any event, having some other fun events is a great idea.

As guests begin to fade, bring in a piñata, which you can find shaped like a wedding ring, a bridal dress or a champagne flute. Fill it with a variety of goodies. Candy is always popular, but you could also fill it with silly toys found in the carnival section of the party store. Have the DJ play a spirited song and let everyone have a chance at the piñata. Do this on the dance floor and really let people have a swing at it. There should be plenty of room. Once the piñata breaks, everyone can enjoy a taste of sweet candy or can enjoy some silly little carnival game or toy.

People who stay for the duration of the wedding are going to need a rest. Plan a photo presentation or video viewing for this purpose. You could have someone who's familiar with PowerPoint create a photo presentation or have someone put together a video of photos. Do this around 2 or 3 am and have it last a good half hour to 45 minutes. This gives everyone a chance to sit down and relax and also gives the DJ a chance to sit, have a rest and rejuvenate for the next round.

In that same vein of allowing the guests a little relaxation, one activity that some brides employ is a non-activity. If the weddig is outside, you can provide inflatable mattresses and have some torches lit. If guests ant to sit down and relax, they can do so on the mattresses and still be part of the activity while resting. If it's been a long day and someone needs to rest, those reception room chairs don't seem the most comfortable. If the reception is indoors, think about providing large pillows for guests to sit on or create a corner with inflatable mattresses and lots of fabric. This can be a chatting area where people can go to rest but still be part of the fun. They can chat and catch up with other guests and then head back for more partying when they're rejuvenated.
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Pre Wedding Reception Activities

There are so many little details to worry about when planning a wedding some might get forgotten. One tiny detail that often gets overlooked is how to keep guests entertained before the wedding reception "officially" begins.

There is no requirement that brides entertain their guests at all. After all, they have already attended your wedding ceremony (which was surely engaging and entertaining, right?) and they will soon get music, food and drink. What more could they want? It turns out, a lot. While the bride and groom are off having pictures taken, the guests are left to their own devices, chatting with other guests and wondering when the buffet will open.

In that light, it's worth at least considering some pre-reception options for keeping wedding guests entertained until the reception begins. Here are a few options, some tradition, some not so, but still fun.

First, you can do the traditional thing and provide guests with drinks and perhaps some light snacks. If the wedding is in the summertime, how about providing lemonade and iced tea? Or if it's the winter, coffee and hot tea or even hot cocoa depending on the style of your wedding. Providing a light snack isn't a bad idea, either, and that can be some appetizer-type food or just nuts, especially if the meal will be heavy.

Now, if you want to stray from tradition, there are many options. Some brides opt for entertaining the guests in the truest sense of the word. Clowns, anyone? How about live music?

If you want to venture into the fun and funky, consult the party planning pages of a local children's or parent's magazine. Here, you can find people who will entertain your children at their birthday parties, but many of them will happily take on wedding jobs. You can hire a clown to make balloon animals for the kids (and adults) in attendance, or to juggle a few things. Some clowns are true entertainers and will happily get the crowd involved by fetching items out of women's purses and juggling them.

Other non-traditional options for entertaining your guests include hiring a band to play music beforehand. If you plan to have classical music at your wedding, you can have a band come and play covers of current pop songs, or you can simply have your hired band arrive a bit early to entertain guests waiting for the full reception to begin.

If there are many children at the wedding, it's not too expensive to hire a children's band to sing and entertain the children for a bit. Then if the kids are a bit bored at the reception, they'll still have the memory of the earlier entertainment with them. In addition, while the children are being entertained, the adults can have a chance to chat and they will surely thank the bride for thinking of them in that way.

Some other options for entertaining your restless crowd before the festivities begin are to include them in the reception before it begins. This is a great time to ask people to sign the guest book and write something meaningful, since they will have more time than they would usually have as they file into the reception hall.

If the reception and the wedding ceremony take place in the same location, but the bride and groom are off having pictures taken, it may not seem as if there's this dilemma of how to keep the guests entertained, but there in fact, is.

In this case, you can have servers circulate with appetizer trays or you can do something more elaborate, such as some of the suggestions above. One popular option doesn't involve entertaining the guests at all. Say the wedding is being held at a historic house or mansion. During the lull before the reception, guests can be given a tour of the property. If the wedding and reception are both being held at the couple's new home, a tour of the property might be in order (assuming the guest list is fairly small).
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Seated Wedding Reception Games

Nothing is worse than having a wedding reception filled with seated guests who look tired and maybe a little bit bored. Maybe this wedding doesn't feature a DJ and rockin' music. Or maybe the crowd isn't into that whole dancing thing.

What to do? It's not that hard. There are a myriad of activities you can plan that will not only engage and entertain the guests, but also help them get to know each other and - most importantly - the bride and groom just a little bit better.

Here's one that's fun and might remind you just a little bit of a football game. Make a placard for each guest. On one side, letter "Bride" and on the other, "Groom". Someone, and if you have a DJ it can be him or her, or the best man or maid of honor, asks a series of questions. They might be simple, like "who was born in New York City"? Or they might be more complicated, such as "who, at 6, broke their leg when they were playing with their German shepherd puppy"?

Guests don't yell their answer, but rather show their placard, turning it to the "bride" side of they think the question pertains to the bride or to the "groom" side if it's the opposite. The guests' guesses can be revealing, but even more revealing, are the true answers. It's a great, fun way for everyone to get to know a little more about the bride and groom.

One word of caution about the above activity: Keep ex-boyfriends and ex-girlfriends out of the questions and don't ask anything that might be a little too revealing or too risqué. Remember, grandmothers and grandfathers and young children will likely be present!

If it's too much work to create signs for each person, you can create just two and create two teams - a team of men and a team of women. Grouped together, the teams can work together to decide on the answer and answer as a group. This "men versus women" concept is always popular and sure to be fun for everyone.

One silly game that's always a hit really puts the groom in the spotlight. How well does he know the feel and touch of his new wife? In this game, everyone finds out. You can do this several ways. You can enlist just the wedding party in this game, or as many of the wedding guests that want to participate.

Line each participant up and blindfold the groom. Put the bride somewhere in the mix, and send the groom on a hunt for his bride. The participants can either shake the groom's hand or give him a kiss on the cheek. In some versions, he might feel their hair or their leg. The details are up to you.

Depending on how far you want to take this game, you can add a fun element to it that is sometimes popular. You have the groom feel the leg of each participant. The best man, or other male member of the wedding party, rolls up his pant leg, puts on a garter and has the groom feel that. The groom has to kiss whoever he thinks is his bride, while still blindfolded. Often, he ends up kissing a man.

For an activity that allows the guests to be audience members instead of participants, consider the game of "feed me". In this game, the bride is seated and the groom is (again) blindfolded. He's given a piece of food and then spun around a few times so he's a little bit dizzy. Guided only by the helpful words of his new bride, he has to find her and get the piece of food into her mouth. Be sure to have the wedding party shadowing him so there are no accidents.

Once the groom has fed his new wife, the tables are turned and she is blindfolded and must find him.

A few notes about this activity: when feeding the bride, don't use wedding cake or a piece of bread with dip. In other words, don't use anything too messy. If the groom has a hard time finding her mouth, he might likely smear the food on the bride's face and that is something that won't make a bride - prettily made up just hours before - too happy.
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